Who Owns Football?

Superb, from the first page to the last. The importance of the subject and Miller’s vibrant writing style makes this a must-read for any football lover * Daniel Taylor, THE ATHLETIC/NEW YORK TIMES * An entertaining, fascinating and indispensable guide to the past, present and future of club ownership. Who Owns Football? greatly succeeds in making a complex world understandable and accessible * Daniel Gray * Sadly, this is a book that had to be written. Luckily it is written very well with disturbing insight but plenty of humour to lighten the way * Kevin Day, THE PRICE OF FOOTBALL * With characteristic wit and warmth, Miller shines a timely spotlight onto the murky world of modern football club ownership. A must-read for anyone who cares about the game and its future * Tom Williams, author of VA-VA-VOOM * Even when you think you know exactly who owns football, it turns out there are still fascinating nuggets to learn. This book is a treasure trove of curious tales * Sarah Winterburn, PLANET SPORT * Football ownership is not the simple, straight forward world it once was; Miller’s incisive research shines a light on this complex, intriguing new dimension to the game * Ben Robinson, author of THE TRILLION DOLLAR CON MAN * A fascinating insight into one of the key issues in the global game today. Explores who owns our football clubs - and what is, and what could be, in the best interests of the fans * Dr Kevin Moore, author of WHAT YOU THINK YOU KNOW ABOUT FOOTBALL IS WRONG * Nick has taken on a complex topic that is becoming increasingly crucial to the future of the game, yet managed to cover it comprehensively in an engaging, thoughtful way. Those things combined make it a must-read * Daniel Storey, Chief Football writer, i Newspaper * This book takes you behind the scenes of football ownership. Who Owns Football? is essential reading if you want to get close to the full picture * Laurie Whitwell, THE ATHLETIC/NEW YORK TIMES * Nick has a talent to entertain and inform in equal measure, and this is a great look at how a sport beloved by the many is being fenced off and treated like a plaything by the few * Carl Anka, THE ATHLETIC/NEW YORK TIMES *